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By Tim Binnall Apr 23, 2021 A phantom lumberjack on a reign of terror in England, an eerie dashcam video from Australia that may show a ghost child, and a bowler who threw a perfect game using a ball containing his late father's ashes were among the strange and unusual stories to cross our desk this week. This past week saw a pair of puzzling videos make news and leave viewers scratching their heads. First, in Florida, a homeowner could not believe her eyes when her home security system captured video of a mysterious creature that seemed to resemble a baby dinosaur dashing through her yard. ...

By Tim Binnall Apr 23, 2021 A phantom lumberjack on a reign of terror in England, an eerie dashcam video from Australia that may show a ghost child, and a bowler who threw a perfect game using a ball containing his late father's ashes were among the strange and unusual stories to cross our desk this week. This past week saw a pair of puzzling videos make news and leave viewers scratching their heads. First, in Florida, a homeowner could not believe her eyes when her home security system captured video of a mysterious creature that seemed to resemble a baby dinosaur dashing through her yard. ...

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Apr 22, 2021 John Hinkle, a two-time NCAA bowling champion for Western Illinois University, paid tribute to his father by bowling a perfect 300 game using a ball that contained some of his dad’s ashes. Hinkle says his two-handed bowling technique means he is only allowed two finger holes in his ball, so he had the thumb hole on his ball filled with some of his father’s ashes following his passing that year.

By Mark Robertson Brits Return To The Lanes As Bowling Alleys Reopen John Hinkle of Peoria, Illinois, grew up bowling with his dad. Hinkle went on to win two NCAA bowling championships in college. But for his most recent perfect 300 game he used a bowling ball that was filled with his father’s ashes. Hinkle bowls two-handed. To do that legally, a bowler can’t have three finger holes in his ball. So the 39-year-old school counselor filled the thumb hole of his ball with his father’s ashes.